Per Gessle’s 2023 Solo Concert at Avicii Arena: A Guide

All You Need to Know about the Upcoming Event

About the Concert

Per Gessle, the Swedish singer-songwriter, is set to perform at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm on May 19, 2023. This solo concert will be part of his larger "En vacker natt" tour, which celebrates 40 years of his music career.

The concert will feature Gessle’s greatest hits, both as a solo artist and as a member of the pop duo Roxette. Fans can expect to hear songs like “The Look,” “It Must Have Been Love,” “Fading Like a Flower,” and many more.

Tickets and Pricing

Tickets for the concert are now on sale through Ticketmaster. Prices range from 795 SEK to 1,295 SEK depending on the seat location.

Venue Information

The Avicii Arena is located at Globentorget 1 in Stockholm, Sweden. The arena has a capacity of over 16,000 people and is easily accessible by public transportation.

There are several restaurants and bars located near the arena, as well as a number of hotels within walking distance.

Setlist (Subject to Change)

• The Look
• It Must Have Been Love
• Fading Like a Flower
• Joyride
• Listen to Your Heart
• Spending My Time
• Dangerous
• Church of Your Heart
• How Do You Do!
• Sleeping in My Car
• Dressed for Success
• Crash! Boom! Bang!
• She's Got Nothing On (But the Radio)
• Stars
• The Big L.
• June Afternoon
• Perfect Day
• Queen of Rain
• Almost Unreal

Other Important Information

• The concert is expected to start at 8 pm.
• There will be no opening act.
• The concert is expected to last for approximately 2 hours.
• There will be a merchandise stand at the venue.
• Photography and videography are not allowed during the concert.

Conclusion

Per Gessle’s 2023 solo concert at the Avicii Arena is a must-see for fans of the Swedish pop icon. With a setlist that spans his entire career, Gessle is sure to deliver a memorable and unforgettable performance.

Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster, so don’t miss out on your chance to see one of the most iconic pop stars of all time.

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